Soo, I'm working on fixing the a/c. Turns out at some point in the cars life, the compressor and mounting brackets were all removed....

 

What to use? Why "bubba remover" of course!
Comes in 5 gal buckets, for those really big Bubba spots.

 

No such luck

 

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Seriously, Summit has some brackets available.
www.pacvette.com can prob come up with the whole setup.

 

lots and lots of $$$$$$$$$$$$$........

 

Hey Richcusaf,
If you have grease or road tar, WD-40 will remove it.
Also pitch and tough bugs.

Sorry 'bout the "bull", about "bubba remover". My odd sense of humor gets to me once in a while. [&o]

 

Welcome to our world... I think 80% of the C3's out there were owned by a Bubba at some point, or at least had the owner's second cousin Bubba helping out with repairs in the back yard.

bill.

 

Hey Rickcusaf, you better stay clear of Starship, it's not only his sense of humor that's odd, I think that high ,thin, dry Nevada desert air has burned some brain cells. Makin' believe he's got a flyin' machine there- it's just an old plastic Chevrolet.

 

Here's a couple of places that have used parts:
http://www.contemporarycorvette.com/

http://www.jdcorvette.com/

 

Well buckshot, It ain't just the Nevada desert. I can almost remember the '60s and not much of the '70s.
Just an ol' plastic Chevy? Whoa, hold on there! There ain't no such thing as "Just" a Vette. It is like sittin' in a cockpit, when I'm behind the wheel.
I just open the door, put it on, buckle down nice and tight, and become one with the "G" force.
If that's odd, well.........[sm=imsorry.gif][sm=dontgetit.gif]....,uh,....what was the question?